Most Americans now grasp that violence was essential to the functioning of slavery, but a new book excavates the lesser known brutality of everyday Black life in the Jim Crow South.
Doug Liman’s “Justice,” a breathtaking documentary about Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s silenced sexual assault accusers, goes a long way to proving the reality of the fears at the heart of this particular case. Mainly, that there was such a desire at several levels of government to see Kavanaugh on the bench that due diligence wasn’t followed, and barely even attempted. A compelling piece of journalism.
This time we have an opportunity to make right a crime committed in the immediate past while all the co-conspirators and perpetrators are still alive
Hammouri had been held in Israeli administrative detention based on ‘secret evidence’ without charges since March.
The COP27 climate conference, in Egypt, was in large part a global search for cash.
A History of the Tyranny of the Supremes
This 2022 Pulitzer Prize winner in history is a tale of crime, racism, power, and the conflict between punitive and restorative justice in settler-colonial North America.
We wanted Harold. We had Harold. We still miss him.
Cities must empower historically marginalized communities to shape how public funds are spent.
In Texas, dying in jail is “par for the course.”
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